Qantas lounge shoe policy - this is concerning

[DC3]

... or, how about :

"ENCLOSED FOOTWEAR TO BE WORN"



with perhaps some more fashionable images, if needed

 

[opusman]

Well, they're enclosed!

 

[Deleted member 29185]

Well, they're enclosed!

Should be an interesting scenario once customs confiscate them! Then we'd be debating a photo of someone walking through the airport bare footed. (Oh and surely they are an art exhibit. No one could be so crass as to really wear something as hideous as that!) :mrgreen:

 

[JohnK]

Am I missing something? Why can't the rule be quite simply "no rubber thongs"?

Because diamond encrusted leather thongs shouldn't be allowed either.

 

[love_the_life]

In relation to the lounge, enclosed footwear is not the requirement so the first and last pics in the series in #261 would be fine. It is the toe divider which makes the difference. The third one might be a bit line ball depending on who is on the door - a divider but looks like a sandal.

 

[Croupier]

Perhaps Qantas should spend more energy on policing the standards of their lounges rather than policing the standard of their customers footwear
Qantas Club Sydney Domestic 2 months ago,

 

[love_the_life]

Looks like a few dollars in maintenance wouldn't go astray.

 

[Pleb Status]

Looks like a few dollars in maintenance wouldn't go astray.

It was my understanding that QF delays all maintenance in the Dom J lounges until they can close them over the Christmas/New Year period.

 

[opusman]

It was my understanding that QF delays all maintenance in the Dom J lounges until they can close them over the Christmas/New Year period.

This was apparently the QC though, not the J lounge.

 

[DC3]

This was apparently the QC though, not the J lounge.

Yes, very pub-like.

 

[Pleb Status]

This was apparently the QC though, not the J lounge.

My bad. Is there another lounge besides the J lounge?

 

[DC3]

... Is there another lounge besides the J lounge?

The F Lounge?